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I don't disagree, but climate coverage isn't too different from other popular science topics. Popular science writing seems to have always provided just a cursory summary. Think Time mag story on medicine vs a SI story on baseball recruiting. Maybe thats what readers can bear?
Popular science is mostly for entertainment, & it doesn't bug me that it's mostly written that way. Climate is, notionally, about the future of civilization - certainly, many ppl writing about it write that way, even if they're not actually writing seriously.
I wouldn't agree about such distinction -- it may be entertainment for you, but for many it is the most prominent src of info. Don't articles about say, high fat or economic collapse strike a similar tone?
Fair point, though my impression - maybe wrong! - is that those kinds of articles are not most of what's written about popular science.
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